Skylines across North Texas will go red for Red Cross Giving Day on March 23.
On Wednesday night, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, Plano, Frisco and Plano will light notable buildings red in honor of the organization’s annual charity drive that helps families who have been impacted by natural disasters and other life-changing situations.
“Turning the skyline red reminds our community of the incredible possibilities that exist when people give back and give of themselves," Keith Rhodes, CEO of Red Cross North Texas Region said in a statement. "The comradery and selfless acts this past week demonstrate that when we unite as a community, we can recover from anything including horrible wildfires and tornados that have impacted our region.”
In Dallas, the buildings participating include Bank of America Plaza, Omni Hotel, the AT&T Discovery District, Comerica Tower, KPMG and One Arts Plaza.
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In Fort Worth, Sundance Square, the new City Hall and Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Tower will be illuminated in red.
The Abrams Street sculptures in downtown Arlington, Legacy West and the Toyota campus in Plano will also go red.
To get involved and/or donate to the North Texas Red Cross, visit their website at RedCross.org.
